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‘Common sense regulations’ or ‘an extended middle finger’—how far will California go on charter schools?

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By Ricardo Cano
| desertsun.com
Teachers, students and supporters hold signs at Frank Ogawa Plaza in front of Oakland City Hall on Thursday, Feb. 21, 2019. (Photo: AP Photo/Jeff Chiu, File) With new fast-tracked transparency rules for charter schools in California, Gov. Gavin Newsom has fulfilled a January pledge to bring “long overdue” accountability measures to this growing sector of public schools. But the open meeting and disclosure law signed Tuesday, March 5 — after Gov.
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Charter schools a flashpoint in California’s teacher strikes – here’s where and how they’ve grown

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By Ricardo Cano
| desertsun.com
About 3,000 teachers in Oakland, California, are striking over pay, class sizes and other issues, following educator walkouts in West Virginia, Los Angeles and Denver. The Oakland strike affects 36,000 students at 86 schools. (Feb. 21) AP As teachers picket in the streets of Oakland in their second high-profile strike this year in California, state lawmakers are hearing their battle cry loud and clear.
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High school football in California is taking a hit, even as Rams, Patriots produce stars from the Golden State

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By Ricardo Cano
| The Press-Enterprise Verified
By Ricardo Cano | CALmatters If the Golden State has a rooting interest in the Super Bowl on Sunday, it won’t just be because the Los Angeles Rams will be on the field. Roughly one player in six on the Rams’ and New England Patriots’ active rosters is a product of California high schools. Year after year, California has churned out top-tier recruits who go on to play football in college and then the NFL.
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